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SteelSeries Scope Gaming Glasses by Gunnar Opitks

SteelSeries and Gunnar Optiks have teamed up to produce eyewear that will have you playing like a pro gamer. The SteelSeries Scope Gaming Glasses are designed to reduce a gamer’s eye fatigue and strain so that you can concentrate on your frags and not tired eyes. Read on to see if the Scope really makes a difference as you wouldn't want to spend $100 on something without knowing!

I have been using the glasses for a little over two weeks while playing Starcraft II and World of Warcraft. I can honestly say that my overall experience using the SteelSeries Scope pro gaming glasses has been really positive. My eyes are more relaxed and less fatigued while playing these games. I used to play Starcraft II for about 2-3 hours a night and go to bed with sore eyes and sometimes headaches. Since I have been wearing the Scope gaming glasses, I can play longer and have not had a single headache which is a great feeling. The longest gaming session I played was about 6½ hours before I started to feel tired.

Article Title: SteelSeries Scope Gaming Glasses by Gunnar Opitks
Article URL: http://www.legitreviews.com/article/1578/1/
Pricing At Time of Print: $99.99 shipped

These look like shooting glasses for the FPS shooter. When I bust out my yellow safety glasses people know I'm going to shoot. Is that what is going on here? Some pseudo type of way to tell people you are gaming?

I have the Gunnar PPKs, and I love them. I spend ten bucks to get the hard case, and that makes a world a difference. The cloth case does lose some of its "cleaning ability" when you clean your glasses all the time, this is also why I bought the glass cleaner set. Some say the idea is dumb but they really do help, I have not had eye strain or a headache ever while wearing these. They do look a little goofy but being in the e-sports style of frame that is the trade off. If you want better looks while sitting in the office the Wi-Five style are about the same size but have a better looking frame. The glasses can seem a little hefty in price but I would take them over a 12 button mouse or back-light, 2000 macro keyboard any day.